What is an example of a definite integral satisfying this property?

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Can somebody give me an example of a definite integral satisfying this property? :

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\int_1^2 x~dx = 3/2
Let c1 = -1, and c2 = -2

Compare the first integral with
\int_1^{-1} x~dx + \int_{-1}^{-2} x~dx + \int_{-2}^{2} x~dx

What do you get?
 
That's true for any integral as long as the integrand is integrable over all those intervals!
 
Thanks!
 
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